I was looking for a colon cleanse product and a pop up of Nature Cleanse from Pure Nutrients, Inc., appeared offering a sample for $4.95. I received the sample and was surprised because it was a regular sized bottle of pills. I called the company and asked if I was going to be charged only $4.95 ...
Pure Nutrients is a huge scam. They offer a free 30 day trial of Nature Cleanse for shipping and handling of $5.95. Eleven days later, they charged my credit card $88. After numerous phone calls and long holds, they offered to stop the subscription (that I did not order) that they were going to ...
This company is a ripoff. If you do not return the unopen 'Free Trial Period' pills within 15 days (but you do not receive it for 30 days) after you place your order, then your credit card is charge $93.95 for your 'Free Trail' plus another $93.95 for your next bottle. Which it has been a month ...
Good luck with the credit card company. I reported it to CHASE and filed a dispute. Chase contacted them and they said the information on the invoice is clear. They would not give me a refund. They were no help either but I am in the process of disputing the final resolution to include all these ...
As a consumer who shops online, I am aware of what to read and how to purchase products on Internet. Pure Nutrients is pure BS! They are misleading in their price and advertising. As well as the mailings that come with their product. My first; and only wanted order did not include a 'terms and ...
I too ordered the free trial for the price of shipping only ($5.95). I ordered on 6/7/09. I even printed it out and it had the date on it. I was billed for $88 on 6/21/09. I never saw any disclaimer when ordering. Just that it was a 15 day trial. I did not read that I had 15 day from the date ...